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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1957

Page

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One Man's Expressions Sparks Local Women Leader Pioneers

Local woman trailblazers include Mrs A H Shelley elected to Monticello school board and Mrs Roy A Miller joining St Luke's Methodist church board. The piece credits women with breaking the sex barrier and discusses broader roles for women in leadership and politics. It also notes sports columnist Bob Parrott's thoughts on DeWitt and conference alignment, plus a Rotary Club Q&A and coach L W Whitford's Monticello ties.

A. H Bud) Shelley Monticello the Express Roy A. Miller St. Luke’s Methodist Church Shelley Miller Bob Parrott THE Dewitt Observer Des Moines Register

Coxes Celebrate Silver Anniversary Dinner in Monticello

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cox hosted a 6:30 p.m. dinner for 75 at Poplar Heights Monticello Monday to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Attendants included Edward Cox and Mrs. Wayne Jackson. The couple wed April 9 1932 in Earlville. They have six children: Richard David Dean in Cedar Rapids and Donald Robert Joan at home.

Wyoming Herbert Cox Poplar Heights Monticello Edgewood Manchester Earlville Dyersville Cedar Rapids Scotch Grove Center Junction Oxford Junction Cox Mildred Hyde Hyde L. C. Smith Methodist Church Edward Cox Wayne Jackson

South Fork Area Family Visit Highlights Sunday

A flurry of Sunday and Monday visits features the Lahr family in Delhi and Petersburg, the Billmeyers in Dubuque, the Finlays visiting Yarmouth, and numerous gatherings at Recker Weber and Leytem homes. Other guests include Turnis, McDowell, Gudenhauf, Merfeld, and Kramer families across Cascade Manchester Farley Epworth New Vienna and Monticello hospital. For Want Ad Success Tey the Express

South Fork Mary Lahr al Lahr Delhi Clarence Lahr Petersburg Nick Lahr Judy Monticello Louis Billmeyer Dubuque Bert Steirmann Robert Fitzpatrick Frank Turnis Steve McDowell Castle Grove Ruth Turnis Mercy Hospital Ervin Recker Walter Gudenhauf Ryan Ann Merfeld Cascade Don Bernek Coggon Frank Miller Joe Tucker Baby Monticello Hospital Alphonse Ries Alvin Kramer New Vienna Margaret Kramer Farley Clarence Kramer Epworth Bob Biermann Billy Ries Worthington

Jones County Teachers Train at Anamosa In Service

Jones County elementary teachers attended an in service training Saturday April 6 at Anamosa Strawberry Hill school and the courthouse community room. Dr Seymour Fowler and Dr Clifford McCollum from Iowa State Teachers College discussed science materials and methods for elementary schools.

Jones County Anamosa Strawberry Hill Seymour Fowler Clifford McCollum Iowa State Teachers College Science Department

University Director Supervises Local Music Contest Entrants

Fred Ebbs director of the University of Iowa concert and marching band visited Monticello public school Thursday to work with instrumental entries. He listened to ensembles, directed the band, and offered criticisms and suggestions.

Fred Ebbs University of Iowa Monticello Public School

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